HP 1606 HP StorageWorks B-series Data Center Fabric Manager Enterprise, Profes - Page 4

Enhancements, B-series OUI support enhancement, FCoE and CEE Management, Encryption enhancements

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Enhancements B-series OUI support enhancement In the first half of 2010, a new Organizationally Unique Identifier (OUI) began phasing into B-series platforms. DCFM 10.3.4 initially added support for this OUI. DCFM 10.4.0 and later continues this support. For more information, see New OUI support on B-series platforms on page 11. FCoE and CEE Management Support for Startup, running configurations as follows: • Save configuration to repository saves both running and startup configurations • Copy running configuration to startup configuration within the switch • Restore to startup configuration (and reboot option) • Replicate to startup configuration Encryption enhancements • Support for hosting disk and tape containers on same encryption engine • Support for Access Gateway mode in Encryption SAN Switch • Usability enhancements: • Disk LUN View • Edit Smart Card dialog box • BP (Blade Processor) Link Configuration • Display BP Link Status • Dynamic view update on Encryption Center and LUN dialog box • Provide commit state on target container • Show all rekey sessions for LUN on view • Export Certificate support FCIP enhancements • Support for IPSec for the HP StorageWorks 1606 Extension SAN Switch and the HP StorageWorks DC SAN Director Multiprotocol Extension Blade • Support for IPv6 on 1G and 10G ports • VEX support on 1G and 10G ports • Support for VLAN tagging introduced in Fabric OS 6.3.1 • Additional Enhancements: • Disable Min/Max bandwidth text fields for unsupported platforms • Suggest button displays appropriate message when selected for unsupported platforms • Refresh the information in DCFM immediately upon successful FCIP configuration Virtualization • Support for vSphere 4.0 (ESX 4.0 hypervisors) for monitoring • Virtual Machine (VM) icon change in the device tree and topology 4

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Enhancements
B-series OUI support enhancement
In the first half of 2010, a new Organizationally Unique Identifier (OUI) began phasing into B-series
platforms. DCFM 10.3.4 initially added support for this OUI. DCFM 10.4.0 and later continues this
support. For more information, see
New OUI support on B-series platforms
on page 11.
FCoE and CEE Management
Support for Startup, running configurations as follows:
Save configuration to repository saves both running and startup configurations
Copy running configuration to startup configuration within the switch
Restore to startup configuration (and reboot option)
Replicate to startup configuration
Encryption enhancements
Support for hosting disk and tape containers on same encryption engine
Support for Access Gateway mode in Encryption SAN Switch
Usability enhancements:
Disk LUN View
Edit Smart Card dialog box
BP (Blade Processor) Link Configuration
Display BP Link Status
Dynamic view update on Encryption Center and LUN dialog box
Provide commit state on target container
Show all rekey sessions for LUN on view
Export Certificate support
FCIP enhancements
Support for IPSec for the HP StorageWorks 1606 Extension SAN Switch and the HP StorageWorks
DC SAN Director Multiprotocol Extension Blade
Support for IPv6 on 1G and 10G ports
VEX support on 1G and 10G ports
Support for VLAN tagging introduced in Fabric OS 6.3.1
Additional Enhancements:
Disable Min/Max bandwidth text fields for unsupported platforms
Suggest button displays appropriate message when selected for unsupported platforms
Refresh the information in DCFM immediately upon successful FCIP configuration
Virtualization
Support for vSphere 4.0 (ESX 4.0 hypervisors) for monitoring
Virtual Machine (VM) icon change in the device tree and topology
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